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[Kismat Reaction @kismatrection]

Hey @keplrwallet @Web3Auth, why are users paying the price for your technical failures? Thousands of wallets were drained via the social login vulnerability. We used your platform trusting it was secure.

#Crypto #KeplrRecovery

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@felix_fan @TrustWallet @Kalshi what do you think

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Bitget like Master copy of Binance

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@BSCNews @cosmos Sexy protocol

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@Gemswizzard 💬🤍

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🫥

[crypto.news @cryptodotnews]

LATEST: BitGo takes a position in Aptos' $APT token

The move expands its existing Aptos custody and staking services, while its self-custody wallet users can connect to Decibel, an Aptos-based decentralized exchange.

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@CoinMarketCap Uncle @cz_binance 😰
What's going on

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@SpotNetworks @Web3Auth @keplrwallet ☹️🙄

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@Web3Auth @keplrwallet @keplr_chat

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We didn't lose our private keys; your social login system failed us. The financial burden of this exploit cannot fall on the users. You must guarantee that ALL compromised assets are returned, whether from the rescue wallets or from @Web3Auth own treasury.

[Web3Auth @Web3Auth]

White hat activities continue across assets we believe were an immediate next target of the attacker.

Funds that have been moved are securely stored and we anticipate providing information on a return process in the coming days.

View the list of recovery wallets ⬇️

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@Web3Auth @jp_mullin888 @MANTRA_Chain
@Cointelegraph @CoinDesk

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@Web3Auth @gregosuri @GoPlusSecurity @phoenix_dir

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@NVNM_Chain Waiting for repost

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Keep it up

[Polkadot @Polkadot]

dotUSD is live on Polkadot.

Today a handful of companies issue and control most of the world's stablecoins worth more than $250B.
Like banks, they decide who can hold them and who can’t.

dotUSD is based on a different premise. It has no issuing company and no single point of control.
The DOT DAO governs it through OpenGov.

Polkadot now has a stablecoin that belongs to its network.

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🦽🦽🦽

[Solana @solana]

@DecryptMedia @Helius 🚢🚢🚢

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@solana @DecryptMedia @Helius 🦽🦽🦽

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it’s time to come home @aptos powered by @shelbyserves

[MSB Intel @MSBIntel]

NEAR AI patched an SGLang vulnerability after an attacker accessed part of its infrastructure on Nov. 8.

The team contacted affected users. NEAR Protocol and NEAR Intents were unaffected, according to co-founder Illia Polosukhin.

@NEARProtocol @ilblackdragon

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@NVNM_Chain_Asia @omearaop @jp_mullin888 @jeanpaoli @RKWalker67 @patricksprows @jp_mullin888

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@NVNM_Chain JP now much busy with NVMM

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@jp_mullin888

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Thank you so much for support

[Greg Osuri 🇺🇸 @gregosuri]

Question for legal Twitter:

Web3Auth showed it can move user funds without user consent, and it now holds millions in user crypto in wallets it controls.

Does that make them or their parent, ConsenSys, an unregistered money transmitter?

I hope they recover users’ $AKT under their custody that was lost, things can go horribly wrong otherwise.